Taste of Art is an integral part of the 41st Annual Park City Kimball Arts Festival, showcasing the menus and cuisine of Park City's restaurants. Each of the restaurants listed below has partnered with the Kimball Art Center to deliver arts festival attendees exclusive discounts and deals.

Bistro 412

412 Main Street, 435.649.8211

Bistro 412 is and American style restaurant with French flair. We have a taste for every palate in our quaint family friendly dining room. Upstairs, our bar serves some Utah's finest spirits and has one the largest liquor selections in the area. Bon appétit!

Bistro 412 offers 10% off meals to any customer wearing their arts festival wristband. We're also offering Bistro signature art cocktails in the Bistro Bar from some of the most creative and talented bartenders in town.

Mountain Town Olive Oil

605 Main Street, 435.649.1400

Mountain Town Olive Oil offers over 40 different kinds of olive oils and balsamic vinegars from around the world. With flavors ranging from Tuscan Herb Olive Oil to Chocolate Balsamic, there is a flavor for every palate. We encourage you to taste everything to find your favorite!  

Mountain Town Olive Oil is  participating in this year's Taste of Art by offering festival goers a 10% coupon on their total purchase during the festival weekend.

Wastach Bagel

1300 Snow Creek Drive, 435.645.7778

Experience east coast style bagels boiled and baked fresh every day along with a huge selection of drinks and other menu items.

Free 24 oz smoothie with the purchase of a sandwich or bagel and cream cheese.

Alpine Internet Coffeehouse

638 Park Avenue, 435.649.0051

Now with a fresh new location in the Kimball Art Center, Alpine Internet Coffeehouse is a perfect hotbed for art and coffee.

15% off super artsy drinks!

Yuki Arashi

586 Main Street, 435.649.6293

Yuki Arashi's menu consists of traditional Japanese sushi, sashimi, tempura, maki and Asian tapas. Whether you're interested in a traditional Omakase (Chef's choice) at the sushi bar or a sampling of our Asian tapas, you'll love the food.

Provide your server with this ad to receive 10% off your entire food bill (excluding alcohol).

Wahso Asian Grill

577 Main Street, 435.615.0300

Warm finger towels, deep jade table settings, curtained booths and attentive service call back the Jazz-era Orient. A collection of Asian art befits the artistic offerings that emerge from the grill. Start your evening off with a sake martini shaken table-side, then ask your server to prepare an appetizer of the Miniature Hibachi Trio, or the Fresh Mango Spring Rolls, with a Nouc Cham Sauce for dipping. For entrées, the Cedar Grilled Filet Mignon, or Glazed Halibut, pan seared and glazed with a Miso and Soy are favorites. Inventive desserts like the Coconut Crème Brûlée, a freshly hallowed coconut creatively filled with Crème Brûlée infused with fresh coconut, served with chocolate dipped macaroons, will tempt you to linger. 

Wahso will be open on Saturday, August 7 and Sunday, August 8  during the day for a limited lunch offering. 11:00 am - 5:00 pm

Grappa Italian Cafe

151 Main Street, 435.645.0636

Nestled at the top of Historic Main Street, every detail of a rustic, Italian country farmhouse gives Grappa its romantic atmosphere, down to the terrazzo tile, rough sewn wooden beams, and grapevine motif.  The menu reflects a more refined and sophisticated approach to food.  This gourmet Italian style ristorante serves the likes of Osso Buco Milanese.   The wine menu reflects a commitment to Italy and California.  Grappa is known for its amazing presentation, attention to detail, and fine service.  The glass walls of this restaurant will give you an extraordinary view of the activity on Main Street.

Grappa will be hosting a wine social on Saturday, August 7, 6:00pm - 8:30pm, small plates and five wines paired with each course. $35.00 plus tax and gratuity. Contact Mary.

Easy Street Brasserie, Sky Blue

201 Heber Avenue, 888.879.2525

Sky Blue is located on the fourth floor of The Sky Lodge and boasts of having the best views of historic Park City and the surrounding mountains.  The expansive wrap-around deck has broad chaise lounges for sunny afternoons and year-round fire pits for chilly nights.  Open Friday from  6-11 pm, and Saturday and Sunday opening at noon.

The Backyard of Easy Street is a convenient spot to sit and relax during Arts Festival, tucked away from the hustle and bustle, but just mere steps off Main.

2010 Park City Cocktail of the Year from Sky Blue at The Sky Lodge, the Acai Sour.  This will be available both in Sky Blue and in our ”backyard” lounge behind Easy Street.

Butcher's Chop House & Bar

751 Main Street, 435.647.0040

Casual fine dining or elegance without arrogance.

Offering two for one entrees this Arts Festival along with specialty nights, Sunday is Slider Sunday $6.50 chophouse sliders and $2.50 domestic drafts.

Mountain Grill Restaurant at the Yarrow Hotel and Conference Center

1800 Park Avenue, 435.655.4416

Come and enjoy fine food in our casual and welcoming dining room, or patio seating. The Mountain Grill serves Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner daily featuring creative mountain cuisine. A full bar, wine and beer are available, as well as delightful desserts and a children's menu. After dinner the adjoining pub offers a casual atmosphere to continue your evening.

The Mountain Grill is offering two for one entrees for guests with an Arts Festival wristband or tickets.

High West Distillery

Friday: Locals Special

$4 High West Lemonade's
$4 Silver Whiskey Clementine
$2 Mountain Cured Sour Mash Pretzel Sandwich
Live Music

Saturday: Escape the Heat Livery Lunch Special

$7 - Brat with Silver Whiskey Braised Sauerkraut with German Potato Salad & Assorted Greens
$2 Sessions Lager
Live Music

Sunday: Pre-Festival Brunch 9:30 AM to 3:30 PM
$5 - Bloody Mary's after 10:30 AM
Live Music